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Topic	Twitter to landlords; investing is a risk don't be mad tenants cannot pay rent.
averagejoel 08/06/21 11:29:08 AM #105:	dirtydog posted... A non-paying tenant could end up owing thousands very quickly, even tens of thousands if there is a rule preventing evictions due to Covid. That is exactly what has been happening in the UK. Some tenants who CAN PAY are simply NOT PAYING because they are immune from being evicted. Most landlords are not rich, they usually own ONE rental property and have a full time job and a mortgage on the rental as well as their home property. landlords are the ones who want to treat housing as an investment. they should not get preferential treatment when this does not benefit them. they should live within their means. --- peanut butter and dick <cite>averagejoel posted [p:956832159] in Twitter to... [t:79597745]...</cite> <quote>dirtydog posted... </cite> <quote>A non-paying tenant could end up owing thousands very quickly, even tens of thousands if there is a rule preventing evictions due to Covid. That is exactly what has been happening in the UK. Some tenants who CAN PAY are simply NOT PAYING because they are immune from being evicted. Most landlords are not rich, they usually own ONE rental property and have a full time job and a mortgage on the rental as well as their home property.</quote>landlords are the ones who want to treat housing as an investment. they should not get preferential treatment when this does not benefit them. they should live within their means. --- peanut butter and dick</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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